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MALCOLM: Chambers Umezulike

Chambers Umezulike tours eight Nigerian cities for special book signing of his novel, MALCOLM. Praxis Magazine publishes the Malcolm Book Tour by Chambers Umezulike. The Nigerian Secular Humanist, Activist and Novelist; Chambers Umezulike will tour 8 Nigerian cities for a special book signing of his novel MALCOLM The Book Tour which begins on the 1st of May in Abuja and ends on the 23rd of June in Jos is scheduled as follows:
MAY 1st – 2nd: ABUJA – Cafe 24. Capital Bar. Hilton. Salamander Cafe. MAY 11 – 14: ENUGU – University of Nigeria Nsukka. MAY 15 – 18: PORT HARCOURT – University of Port Harcourt. Polo Club. Autograph. MAY 19 – 23: LAGOS – Bogobiri. University of Lagos. Silverbird. MAY 25 – 30: ABUJA – Cafe 25. Capital Bar. Hilton. Salamander Cafe. JUNE 1 – 3: BENIN CITY – University of Benin. Joromi Museum. JUNE 9 – 11: IBADAN – University of Ibadan. JUNE 15 – 19: LAGOS – Bogobiri. University of Lagos. Silverbird.  JUNE 19 – 21: CALABAR – University of Calabar. Marina Resort. JUNE 22 – 23: JOS – University of Jos. The novel MALCOLM,  a story about Social Change, Dictatorship, and African Politics, was published by the German based Better World Books in February, 2015.
MALCOLM’s synopsis reads: Usman Shata leads a coalition of military heavyweights to float and mold the African Democratic Party into a leviathan political platform upon the return to civil rule in Nigeria. The coalition soon consolidates a vise grip on all functional institutions in the polity and private sector and grows into a domineering 14-country pan-African platform. It also enjoys the doting allegiance of western governments… An alliance of left-wing activists led by Malcolm Osisiye, in the stead of his assassinated mentor, Ike Obi-Ike, is determined to put the tyrannical hegemons of out of business… Lurking in the corner are the antics of a sensual Italian beauty… Power, greed, lust, activism, social change, political creed, ideology – these combine to brew this cocktail on national liberation from internal colonisation. You can read excerpt of MALCOLM by Chambers Umezulike here. Chambers Umezulike was born at Ogidi in 1989. He’s a Nigerian Secular Humanist, Human Rights Defender, Novelist and Essayist. He’s a co-author of “The Metamorphoses Of Nigeria (1914 – 2014),” a 1000 paged Nigerian centenary book chronicling stages of economic, social, political . . . developments of Nigeria since 1914 that her Northern and Southern Protectorates were amalgamated by the British. His articles and short fiction have been published in The Guardian, Sun (Nigerian dailies); and literary blogs and websites. He is currently doing his Master of Arts in International Studies at the Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies, University of Nairobi, Kenya, on a university scholarship. 

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